Asked Jul 19, 2011
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What is universal jurisdiction?
It's based on the concept that some crimes are so bad they can be prosecuted by the international community. Genocide, executions without a criminal trial, torture and other "crimes against humanity" are considered to have Universal Jurisdiction under international law.
Answered Jul 20, 2011
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